Activist Osita Obi has stated that most crimes in Anambra and across the South-East are perpetrated by indigenes, not Hausa-Fulani, blaming local complicity and corrupt officials for worsening insecurity.
Several villagers have been killed and others remain missing after suspected herdsmen attacked Anwule community in Benue State.
Sheikh Ahmad Gumi has cautioned security agencies not to provoke armed groups in Katsina following a peace deal in Faskari, where bandit leader Ado Alero and residents engaged in unprecedented dialogue.
Southwest Fulani Chiefs have banned night grazing, underage herding, and firearms use by herders to curb insecurity and promote peaceful coexistence.
A Fulani coalition in Plateau insists herders are victims of attacks, not perpetrators, and accuses local militias of displacing their communities.
The man’s family met with Senator Sheu Buba, the NSA reached out to the Kwara State Ministry of Justice
Fulani herdsmen,
The incident was reported to DPO Aregbe Division… 32 cows were struck dead when thunder and lightning occurred during a heavy downpour.
Bishop David Oyedepo, founder of the Living Faith Church, has said that Nigeria does not belong to any particular ethnic group, stressing that the country is not a Fulani republic.
Oyedepo’s statement is viewed by many as a call for inclusive nationalism, asserting that all Nigerians, regardless of ethnic background, have equal stake in the country.